Sybren A. Stüvel

It's quite simple -- that's the last release.

> special characters causes the program into memory space that should not be accessed There is [no such thing as "special characters"](https://stuvel.eu/blog/209/my-name-in-the-modern-world). If you're dealing with text, your software should...

Please don't screenshot your code. Just use Markdown to format it properly. That will allow me to copy-paste whatever you did and try it myself, instead of having to type...

Why are you unquoting a string that clearly isn't URL-encoded at all?

> It seems to be on a six module function six.text_type. Which version do you have installed?

Your initial script works fine for me, using Python 2.7.9 (I'm assuming you're using 2.7 because your print statements are invalid in Python 3.x). This is my output: ``` %...

> I'm using version 2.7.12 of Python Just out of curiousity: why are you still using 2.7? > It does work but only after deleting the previous authorization I had...

Provide example code that actually matches your situation. You're apparently using the JSON format in your code, whereas in the original example you do not.

I'll have to update the documentation (pull requests are welcome). The correct function to call is `auth_url(perms)`.

The Django example needs more changes, to update it so that it works again. It's been a while since I looked at it ;-)